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IS AT
City Dock Commission Soon to
Choose Expert Engineer.
MEETING IS NEXT MONTH
Board I Exprcted Then to Take
rirat Step la Planning; Water
Front Xo Sate of Bond
Ha IWn Made Yet.
rortland's near rock Commlft'on. which
wa created by popular rot at the tlee
tlaa of laat Nortmbtr, wlU probably
be readr to perform It lint Important
work at Its ext meeting. April I when.
It la expected, the Commission will be
ready to act hi rrirard o the employ
ment of an eapert engineer, who will
ill net the rearrangement plana for the
entire waterfront.
At'-bough the Commission waa author
ised te se:l bond amounting to $2M0
for the purpose of obtaining public docks
for the city, there haa been no sale of
bonds, and It la not known when any
will be sold. The Commission la unani
mous tn Ita deaire to g-et the opinion of
an expert wr,Mr before taking anr ac
tion of Importance.
Font Inpntienrv Expreeaed.
Impatlxnce haa been expressed by some
persons Interested In the Improvement
of the waterfront with the d'lay In the
action of the Commission. It waa be
lieved that as eoon as the members were
TEAJ1EK INTXIXIGEKCK.
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Name.
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Gotdea Gate. .. Tillamook. ... Mar.
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12
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Klveralda Balboa. . v ... Apr.
so
appointed, they wouid begin to outline
plans for public docks, and that land
for that purpose would be purchased at
an early date. The law. however, gives
the members of the Commission much
latitude In their work, and they are prac
tically their own masters so far as their
public duties are concerned. They have
the authority to nuke laws to govern
the waterfront and the land adjacent to
It. They can make owners of docks con
form to their regulations In regard to
improvements. If they so desire.
Ben Selling, a member of the board,
sneaking his own views yesterday, said
that It was probable that the employ
ment of an expert engineer would be ac
complished at an early date, and that
he may be put at work within a few
week after the next meeting of the
Commission.
Beet Engineer Songht.
"T am not familiar with the conditions
along the waterfront, and am not cap
able of outlining any plans at present,
but we will get the best engineer to be
hired and have him make the plana for
as." he said. "We can criticise the plana
after they are presented to us.
"At the last meeting of the Commission
we did nothing, owing to the absence of
two of the members. Commissioners
Cornwall and Moores. They will be home
by our next meeting. I understand, and
then we will be prepared to get down
to work."
Maps and plans of a number of the
big harbors of the world have already
been secured by the Commission. It Is
planned to use these and the Informa
tion accompanying them n outlining a
waterfront system for this city.
ELECTRIC DISTUTtBAXCE FELT
Steamer Tto City ArrWes With
Many Portland People.
Prolonged electric disturbances, lasting
frm II o'clock In the evening until 11
o'clock, were felt on the steamer Rose
City Tuesday evening, while the vessel
waa coming from San Pedro, bound for
San Kranclsco and Portland. The Rose
City arrived Saturday night, after ex
periencing good weather much of the
way up the Coast.
The electrical disturbance affected the
wlrele apparatus, and A. TJ- gtayton.
the wlreleas operator, was afraid to
tou-h his machine while It was giving
forth the peculiar sounds caused by the
electrical storm.
Amort the )0 passengers on board the
Rose City were a number of Portland
people who have been spending the Win
ter la Southern California. Captain
Mason, commanding the Rose City, said
vesterday that he expected a constant
stream of returning northerners for some
time.
The Rose City brought 1V tons of
freight from the south. The vessel was
shifted late yesterday afternoon from
A Ins worth dock to Columbia No. 1.
STEAJfEK STRATH LYOX SAILS
Vessel Leaves This Morning for Orl
V ent With Large Flour Cargo.
Bound for Hongkong and other Orien
tal porta, the British steamer Strathlyon.
which la talcing her nrst cargo to the
Far East for the Portland A Asiatic
Steamship Company, will sail this morn
ing. The Strathlyon went Into the serv
ice of the Portland A Astatic Steamship
Company at Hongkong in January, and
came with a cargo from Oriental port
on February IS.
The Strathlyon will carry away with
her SLSS1 barrels of flour, valued at a
little more than SXAOuo. She will also
take Sov.0u feet of lumber, valued at
$iX.
The shortsge of foodstuffs In the Orient
Is causing an unusual demand for Ameri
can flour, and It la expected that for some
ttme the vessels plying between here
and China will be largely loaded with
flour.
Ll.ht Station to Bo Inspected.
Inspection of the Willamette River
light station will be made today by
Robert Warraek. local lighthouse super
intendent and a representative of the
Union Oil Company, to determine how
mu-i da mate was done to the station
hm m result of the tank steamer Washte
naw ramming It Saturday morning. There
WOK
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THE MORNING OltEGOXIAy, MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1911.
' - ' I T vm TnnA-v . 1 -RFAT. ESTATE. I RHAL ESTATE.
seems to have been but little damage
done either to the Washtenaw or the
station. The Washtenaw sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
MarstaOeld Mar Get w Steamer,.
MARSH FIELD. Or, March a. (Spe
cial.) It 1 reported here that the Es
tabrook Company of San Francisco will
put the steamers Bandon and Flfleld on
the Coos Bay run. The two stesmers
now ply between Bandon and San Fran
cisco, carrying lumber from the Co
qullle Klver mills. The Flfleld also
carries paasenaers. It Is reported to be
the plan to have the weasels stop at
both Coos Bay and the Coqullle River,
giving service lor both places.
Marino Xotes.
Firing off a gun at noon, instead of
dropping the usual ball on the Cuetom
House. Is being advocated by a few trans
portation men. It Is argued that It would
he much more convenient than to have
to watch for the falling of the ball.
With passengers and freight, the
steamer Breakwater arrived laat night
from Coos Bay.
From San Diego and way ports, the
steamer Roanoke arrived with passen
gers and freight yesterday.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore, which has
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X YAMHILL tomr FIOFiKR
t DIF.a AT BOHR HEAR AMITx
AT AM ADVAXC'bO A Gal. J
Mrs. Mary J. Reblaea.
A MITT. Or- Starch 5. (Special.)
The death of Mrs. Alary J.
Roblson. February ti. marked the
passing of another of the pioneer
settlers of Oregon and Yamhill
County.
Mary J. Roblson. whose maiden
name was Dougherty, was born
In Pennsylvania. September 1.
1SI8. and with her parents moved
to Iowa at early age. She waa
united In marriage to Isaac C.
Robleon. April It. 1851. and the
same month she started with her
husband across the plains by ox
team for Oregon. They arrived
In Portland in October of that
year, and the following Spring
took up a homestead a few miles
west of Amity. Mr. Roblson died
In 1SS5.
Five children, eleven grand
children and four great-grandchildren
survive. The children
are: Milan Robleon. Columbus,
W a s h I n gton; Francis Roblson.
Amity; Mrs. Flora Putnam.
Amity: Mrs. Eleanor Jeffries.
Newberg. and Mrs. Martha Rlchey,
Portland.
been undergoing repairs at the Oregon
drydock. left the drydock yesterday and
was returned to her berth, where she will
be loaded for Tillamook.
Through the local Merchants' Exchange
It was reported yesterday from St. Vin
cent that the steamer Solvelg. from Port
land, had arrived there. She sailed from
here to St. Vincent for orders on Decem
ber S5. carrrlnir M.S0O bushels of wheat
for Balfour. Outhrle Co.
The steamer John Poulsen. which ar
rived at Astoria rom San Francisco yes
terday. Is due to arrive here today. The
steamer Washington, which, like the
Foul son. Is operating for the Richardson
Company. Is expected here today also.
They will dock at Oak street.
Coming In ballast from Callao to load
wheat for Balfour. Outhrle & Co., the
British bark Naiad Is due to arrive at
LJnnton today.
Movements of Vessels.
PORTLAND. March 8. Arrived Steamer
Breakwater, from Coos Bay: steamer Roan
oke, from ban Wro and way porta, failed
Asuncion, for n Francisco; steamer
Wahtenew. for fan Franclero
Astoria. Or.. March S. Condition at trie
mouth of the river at S P. M.. .moot h: wind
southeast: weather, cloudy. Palled at 0:J0
A M. Steamer Prioehone. for Han Fraoclico.
Arrived at a A. M. and left up at li noon
Steamer Breakwater, from Cooa Bay. Ar
rived at and left up at IS noon Steamer
Roanoke, from Pan Kranclecc, Sailed at 7
A. at Steamer Yellowstone, for Grays Hir-
br. Arrived at :1S A. M. Steamer Jonan
Poulseo. frm eao Franclaco. Sailed at 4:14
p. at steamers Aeundoa and Washtenaw.
San Francic.
ban Francisco. March 8. Sailed at T A.
M. efteamer Falcon, for Portland. Sallrd
at mldnlcht Pteamer EMr. for Han Pedro.
Hailed at 4 P. M. yesterday Norwegian
eteamer Kygja. atsamar Westerner, for
Portland. .... .
Saa Pe4ro. Marc 5. Arrived yesterday
Steamer Shasta, steamer Beaver, from Port
land. tt. Vincent. March 4. Arrived Norweriem
steamer Holvels. from Portland for order.
boa Anse'.ee. March i. Arrived Marsh
field, from Hardy Creek, toelied Beaver, for
Portland.
rover. March Arrived Lapland, from
Ktv York, for Antwerp and proceeded.
Movllle. March . Arrived Columbia,
from New Tork. for Olaacow (and proceed
ed.! Liverpool. March 3. Arrived Lauren tlo.
from New Tork.
Southampton. Marrb 8. Arrived St.
Louis, from New York.
Queenetown. March a. Aalled Mauretanla.
for New Tork.
Tacomt, March 6. Arrived British steam
ship Earl of Forfar. from Belllncham.
eailed Steamer Buckman. for Sound porta
ftteattle. March 5. Arrived Steamer Tel
lac, from Tacoroa: steamer Mexican, from
Salinas crua: St. prince aeonte. rrom Prince
Rupert: steamer Buckman. (rom Tacoma;
steamer Jefferson, from Skaejway. Hailed
I'. 8- Army transport Buford. for Chlnklang
via. Shanshal: aieamer Prince Oeorre. for
Portland Canal; steamer Admiral Sampson,
for Valdes.
San Francisco. March a. Arrived Stenm
er Watson, from Seattle: Governor, from
Seattle; rhehalla. from Grays Harbor. Sailed
.-ii earners Maverick, for Seattle; Prome.
tbeus. for Puset Sound.
Tides ml Asterta Moaday.
High. Low.
4 27 A. M feet"lt:15 A. M 05 foot
3:34 P. M tl feet 11:00 P. M 8.2 fevt
School Trustee Re-elected.
VAXCOTJ-ER, Wash.. March S
(Special.) Miles R. Smith, for six years
trustee of this school district, and pres
ident of the School Board, waa elected
to succeed himself at a school election
yesterday. He received 100 votes, while
Mrt. Charles Hall, who made no cam
paign, secured 76.
DAILY MXTKO BO LOGICAL REFOBT.
PORTLAND. March 6. Maximum temper
ature, 80 degrees; minimum, 38 decrees.
River reading at 8 A. M.. 8.1 feet; chanita In
last 21 hours. OS foot fall. Total rainfall i
P. M. to 8 P. M. . 0.07 Inch: total rainfall
since September 1. 1910. 38.4 Inches: normal
rainfall since Heptember 1. 32.58 Inches; de-fl'-lency
of rainfall since September l lftim,
4.12 Inchea. Total sunshine March 8. none;
possible sunshine. It hours. 24 mlDUtes. Ba
rnmeter (reduced to sce-leveO at 8 P. M.,
2 73 Inches.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An irregular shaped losx pressure axaa
Jr.-'-. 1 - ' - v . -.
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a faMMiMw."j Mime, anaaaea in tf-r - -rr-'
AMTSEWEJCTfi.
HEILIG
THEATER
7th and Taylor
Then Mala 1 and A lit'.
6 SLSSSwo TONIGHT
Special Price Matinees Wed. and Fat.
Lew Ftsids presents the Big Spectacular
Musical Shaw.
"TheMidnightSons"
With the Favorite Comedian.
G FX) ROE W. MONROE.
3oo People on the Btaie 2O0
PRICES:
EVenlnrs: Lower Floor, L80. Baloony.
first 11 rows. $1: following rows. 7Sc; last
B rows. JOo. Entire Gallery. 6oc Both
Matinc.s. lower floor. 81; balcony, first 11
rows. Toe; last 11 rows. 50c Gallery. 83c-gic
DAFPD THEATER
XJ. AVX- IV MolT and E V veal
Mala t and A esse.
Oeorse Baker. Manager.
Tonight All Week. Bargain Mat . Wed.. IKo.
Reg. MaL fiat., 2Zc. 6iK-. Baker Stock Com
pa!y la Eugene Walter's superbly reallsUo
play.
"THE WOLF."
Flret time In atock. Weird, strange and
faaclnatlng. Evening prices. S.j. 7"
Neat week tlulBcy AosiM bewyev.
Bungalow
iter
I4TM
George assw. wnw.
All week, the famous faros,
-BROWN'S IN TOWN."
Pr Mark Bwan. with Henry Btockbridge.
Fay Balnter and the best company seen in
the Bungalow this season. A riot of fun
Clever specialties. Bee the t""'
skirt. Barjaln Mat. Thursday, Regular
Mat. 8at.. ftoc Evenings. 2uC Buc
Mala S. A lets.
MAIL) KVEatY DAt
Mm
4aV9l
rain
TMTATTR
WTFK M AaVCH S C. Wllllsm Kolb t "J
lWlMeeeesl HUop," Htoart Barnee. '"''
. , i V I in. Kipwsrt A Mur-
ray. AVegera A Hart. William 1-ervy.
Week Cemmewc.ee Monday Matinee. Mar. .
Mammoth production of
-THE HOLD-tr." With Perdval Layton.
Varsity Trio. James 11. Uchtee IIMlmrnon.
ad ameron. Aerial Wiavrs. -nll
9 2:80. 7:30 and 9.
LYRIC
TOBTLAXD'B FAM
ILY PLAYHOUSE.
WEEK COMMENCING OA MTLL?
Keating Flood present Godfrey IttMJO.
champion long-distance walker of the
and the Lyric Musical Comedy Company.
.... .rti a, KINO. "IN ALABAZU.
Three performances dally. 2:4 745. "-IB.
Friday mght. Chonia Girls' CnrMtr.;'!r
h performance. Neat week "The Cham
plaw Olrl." introducing the famous harem
GRAND Week of Mar. 6
.Master David Schooler
The Mode Heresies
BOBBY FAJUMTR
AND BBOTIEER
la Picturesque Poses
and Amaainc Veals
btx iyPy rtnaer
Whiterioad and
ttrlersoa
Murray and Bae
Hamilton
John Hamilton
of o.rensm.
Urandaacwpe
Matinee every day. :S: any J-.7,?;
Tvening performances at T 80 and
overlies the North Pacific States and a sec
ondary disturbance is central over Missouri.
The barometer is ' -
Itoba aid a large hlrh pressure area oer
Ura the Atlantic States. During the last
34 hours light to moderatlvely heat y rain
haa fallen on the Pacific Slope as far south
as Fresno. CaU Light rain haa fallen m
the Middle Mississippi Valley and light now
has occurred in the Vpper Lakes region. It
Is much warmer In the Middle Mississippi
and lower Missouri Valleys and correspond
ingly cooler In the South Atlantlo and East
The8condltions are favorable for occas
ional rain In this district Monday.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Occasional rnin;
couth to west winds.
Oregon and Washington Occasional rain;
south to west winds.
Idaho Occasional rain.
EDWARD A. BEALS, District Forecaster.
THE WEATHER.
Wind
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State ef
weather
STATIONS.
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Boise
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t'hlcago
Denver . .
Dea Moines....
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Ga Iveston
Helena
Kansss City...,
Maralifleld
Montreal
New Orleans. ..
New Tork
North Head. ...
North Taklma.
Phoenix
Pocatello
Portland . . .
Hoeeburr
Sacramento. . .
St. Louis
St. Paul
pelt Lake....
San Diego
San Franc lace. .
Siskiyou
epokr ne
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island.
Walla Walla. ..
Washington. . . .
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ACCTION BALES TODAY.
At Wilson's auction bouse, comer Second
and TamhUl. Sale at 10 A. M. J. T. W llson,
a-i:tloneer.
BORN.
T-EA8B February 28. to Dr. and Mrs. Nor
man pease, a daughter.
DIED.
BORDERS At Tucson. Aria. March S,
Franca Borders, beloved wife of C. W.
Borders, aged 81 years. months, S daya
Funeral notice later.
PEASE In this city, March 4. Eleanor
Peaae. aged 8 days, daughter of Dr. and
Mra Norman Pease.
FTNERAL NOTICES.
SAFLET In this city. March 4. James F.
Safely, aged 62 years. Funeral services will
be beld at Dunning A McEntee's chapel
today (Monday), March 6. at 1:30 P. M.
feceaaed waa a member Sumner Post. No.
. 12. O. A. B. Friends respeotfully Invited.
Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
FREDERICK In this city. March 4. Thomas
Frederick, aged 82 years. Funeral aerv
tcea wUJ be held at Dunning A McEntee s
chapel tomorrow (Tuesday), March T, at
10 30 A. M- Friends and acquaintances
respectfully Invited to attend. Interment
Rlvervlew Cemetery.
FISHER At River Mill. Or.. March 4, John
C. Fisher, aged 85 years. Funeral services
will be held at M. E. Church. 13th and
Tacoma eve., Sellwood. today (Monday).
March 6. at 2 P. M. Friends and acqualnt
ancea respectfully Invited to attend. In
terment Mllwaukle Cemetery.
OALLETLT In this city, March A at St.
Vincent's Hospital. Peter. D. Oalletly. aged
87 years. Friends Invited to attend fu
neral services, which will be held at Hoi.
man's cbapel at 2 P. M. tomorrow (Tues
day). March 7.
SANDY In this city. March 4 at 248 Du
pont street. Victor O. Sandy, aged 23
Trrs The funeral services will be held at
FlnleVs parlors at 12:80 P. M. today
(Monday). Friends Invited. Interment
Rlvervlew Cemetery.
SMITH At Lents. Or.. March 8. Mary Dour
lass Smith, aged 9 years. IS daya The
funeral services will be held at the above
residence at 1 P. M. tomorrow (Tuesday),
March 7. Friends invited.
MAROFTVICH The funeral service of
Jcs-ph A. Msroevlrh will be held st 411
East :i2d street at 2 P. M. tomorrow (Tues
'dayl. March 1. Interment Mu Calvary
Cemetery.
wa.
Buhm. . " T ,T.,,,. Tor Sal Ho
SWJieesjss SUMNER POST. NO. 12. G. A.
1 J R. Comrades please attend the
funeral of our late comrade,
Jamea F. Safley. late private
Co. A. 4th Kgt.. Iowa Cavalry,
which will be held from Dunning
A McEntee's parlors, today (Mon
day). March 0. at the hour of
1:80 P. M. All comrades Invited.
R. C. MARKEE. Com.
J. W. OGILBEE, Adjt.
WASHINUTO.V LODGE, NO. 4.
A. F. AND A- M. Special com
munication this (Monday) evening.
7:80. Esst 8th and Burnslde. E.
A. degree. Visitors welcome. By
order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Bee
WILLAMBTTE COUNCIL,
ROYAL ARCANUM, meets at
K. P. Halt. 11th and Alder
st recta, the first snd third Mon
days of each month, at 8 P. M.
F. H v Noltner, secretary, care CTlbben m
Sexton Co- 17th and Upshur streets-
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A.
F. AND A. M. Special communi
cation this (Monday) evening, at
7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of
work. Visitors are cordially invited.
W. M. DE LIN, Sec.
WILLAMETTE- LODGE. NO. 2.
A. F. AND A. M. Stated com
munication this (Monday) evening
at 4 :ev ociwk. TTwt j
degree. VlaUlng brethren welcome.
W. & WEEKS. Sec.
CAMETLIA CHAPTER, NO. 27.
O. E. S. Stated communication
this (Monday) evening at Masoulo
Temple. Park and Yamhill, a r.
M. Wo.-k. By order W. M.
LYDIA BUTTERWORTH. Bee.
TON SET II FLORAL CO.,
MA Kill AM BL1XL,
FLORAL DEMlONt.
Thonest Main 610; A 1102.
"rinnnlna A MrEntee. Funeral Directors,
1th and 11"e. Phone Main 430. Lady ss-
elstanu Office of County Coroaer.
a l)W AKD HOI-HAN" CO., Funeral Direct
ers 2-0 Sd st. Lady assistant. Fhone M. 6Q7.
j p JTVLKY &ON, Id and Madiaoa.
Lady a'ttendant. Phone Main 8. A 169B.
" xSAST-SIDE Funeral Directors, successors
te r. 8. Dunning, loo. K. 8t. a 8S2S.
ERICSON CO lodertakers. Lady aaslsU
ant. 40S Alder. M. 61.3. A 2838.
ZEI.I.ER-BVKNfc.8 CO., Funeral Directors.
SR4 Williams eve.; both phones; lady ass.
LEKCH. Undertaker, cor. East Alder and
Sixth. East IBLM laaa. Lady assistant.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE CITY BALI.
Main B9S. A 188S.
MUMANB OFFICER. EAST47J
NEW TODAY.
That splendid
Warehouse
at
Thirteenth and
Irving Streets
75x100 feet, for sale at a snap. Ad
dress Owner, N 832, Qregonian.
WANTED
Bunch of Lots
worth from $5000 to $20,000. Must
be in city and close to carline. Prefer
near University Park.
G0DDARD & WIEDEICK,
243 Stark Street
PlattingAcreage
30 Acres
On East Side, two and one-half miles
from the business center of Portland,
overlooking Willamette River and
facing on Willamette boulevard; street
car line alongside of property. This
will net over JOO per cent to the In
vestor. Write for full information.
S 804. Qregonian.
45 Acres
25 In crop, 5 aores of apples, young
trees: 1 acre of old orchard. 10 acres
of light oak brush. Place situated z
miles from good valley town. Fair
farm land and no house. Price 13400;
terms.
HYI.AND. JOXES at CO,
40 Oerl loser Bids;.. Second and Alder.
BARGAIN QUICK SALE
25x100
Washington
Street
between Eleventh and Twelfth sts.
See Owner, 215 Commonwealth Bldg.
IRVINGTON
Splendid S-room house facing: east on
E. 19th. between Thompson and B razee.
The owner haa reduced the price 81000
In order to move It quick. 16500, terms.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS A TRl'ST
COMPANY.
Six Hundred Below
Market Value
Extra large lot, even rooms, modern
In everv particular. Close-in, finest
East Side location, ample room for
garage and driveway. Apply owner,
Koe, East 6563.
SOUTHERN IDAHO
Irrigated Land For Sale.
DYGEHT-KCLLEKTOX LAND COM.
PANY, Good In r, Idaho.
SEASIDE) COTTAGE
for sale, grand ocean view, modern and
furnished complete.
J. S. MORGAN.
Cor. E. ltttli and Srtiuj-ler Sts.
Phone East 6155.
MORTGAGE LOANS
7
smuaf M fU AV s V
b04 Spaldla Bids;.
ft
Site
A FINE HOME
IN A
FINE HOME DISTRICT.
SUNNYSIDl
Choice corner, East Morrison and E.
35th streets, elevated, lot, 67 feet
frontage on hard-surfaced street. At
tractive 2-stbry, 6-room house, large
reception halL
Price only $4500, for a few days. :
Chamber of Commerce.
Portland Heights
Splendid new residence on west side
of the heights, protected from the Win
ter winds; 8 large bedrooms, including
t sleeping-porches with dressing rooms;
living-room 20x34, with fireplace: dining-room
20x20, with fireplace; billiard
room and den 20x31, cathedral; beamed
celling and rustic fireplace; 2 com
plete bathrooms, 6 lavatories. 3 toilets;
hardwood floors, lovely porches, and all
auxiliaries to a fine home. Two lots
and beautiful native trees. For sale
by owner, 113,000, half cash.
hetrt c. frudhomme CO,
MM Spaldlna; Blda
Lots
wo corner
close to Hast Burnslde and between
Grand ave. and E. 9th; some income,
one for $9000, half cash; the other
110,000, half cash, balance 6 per cent.
CULVER, 15 McKay Bldg.
Platting Proposition
Ten 'acres In city, on Kast 33d St., ad
joining Irvington Park and Green Dell
Park, very sightly, view of river and
snow-capped mountains; all In cultiva
tion, partly In nice bearing fruit trees,
and is absolutely the best platting
proposition in Portland. Price 116,500;
$3500 will handle.
OSBL'RN BROS., 603 McKay Bids;.
FOR RENT
20x40 store on Yamhill st. bet. Second
and Third. Reasonable rent, with lease.
WAKEFIELD, FRIES A
85 Fourth St.
CO.,
$13,000
New apartments on Glisan, near I3d.
Four apartments, 6 rooms each. Just
completed. Hardwood floors, fireplace
In each apartment and all conveniences.
Half cash. Will pay 16 per cent on
amount invested.
MORGAN, FUEDNER BOYCE,
508-6 Ablngton Illdg.
Williams Ave. Snap
100x100, corner, with good 6-room
house, ready for stores on corner;
cheapest quarter on Williams ave.
The Broadway bridge going up makes
this a very attractive Investment. Mifst
be sold tnis ween.
GRUSSI et ZADOW,
81T Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak,
Cheap Apartment Site
60x100
14th, opposite Mill street.
GODDARD & WIEDMCK,
243 Stark St.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Pays 12 per cent.
On prominent corner on East Side,
Price S16.500
GODDAM) & WIEDEICK,
243 Stark St.
PIEDMONT
New 8-room house, 100 feet from the
oorner of Kllllngsworth. Splendid prop
erty. Owner's price, $6000; offered at
a sacrifice.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS TRUST
COMPANY.
REAL KSTATJt DKAJJBRSV
Blrrsll. A. H. A Co., S02-8 aK-Kay bide- Rel
sstats, Insursoca. mortsss. loans, ate.
Brubaksr A Benedict. B02 itcKay bld( H.
64ft,
Cbapla A Hsrlow, S82 Chamber Conuaaree,
Cook, B. S. A Co., SOS Corbstt bids.
Jnnln.s Co.. Mala IKS SOS Orasonlaa.
FALMiiR-JO.NKS CO, O. I'- His Commer
cial Club bids.
The Orsajon Keel Estata Co.. Orend ave. aad
Multnomah .st (Holladay Addition.)
H. B. THOMPSON CO- cor. 4th and Oak sts.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sab! Lola,
OH ACCOUNT of aver-increaslne taxes and
sssessments. ten centrally located lots lu
Rose City Park are for salo cheap. For
farther details apply to Julius Adler, 4
Chamber of Cemmerce. ,
ONE of the nnost corner lots In rrvlngton,
on 17th and Stanton, 2 blocks from car;
improvements all In; snap: J3200. Phons
owner, Tabor 2376. East 26.
PORTLAND HEIOHTS rKurERII.
Homes, lots, quarter blocks, traats e4
acreage: all parte of helchta, all views sua
prices: some bargains. Alain 11331. A SMa,
l""wiLL sell you a Laurelhurst lot at 15
per cent discount from original opening
prices Street Improvements In. Inquire
Sua oerllnser Bldg., Portland, Or.
THE CHEAPEST BUT
On Seventh street, inside lot, fair In
come. Also corner lot. Vanduyn A Wal
ton. 615 Chamber of Commerce. r
LADf owner of view lot on old Portland
Heights will aell it at a great bargain,
as shown by surrounding values. Phone
Marshall 1918 or A :332.
61GHTLT oorner 60x100. East Salmon and
26th. C Zollinger, owner, 31X Corbett
bldg. ,
BARGAIN 2 choice 6i"5 lots, one on cor
ner, block Richmond school; 1975 for the
2. 8 S2a.Oregonian.
l300vriLL buy my lot in Tremont Place;
It Is a beauty and worth 1500. Call 414
Spalding bids-
PORTLAND HEIGHTS lot on Ravensvlew
. drive, among choice homes; beautiful
north and east views. Main 8551, A 3839.
BEAUTIFUL Laurslhurst lot. hard-surface
In' 15 Per cent discount from opening
price. Call 305 Gerllnger bldg.
76dBUYSl good lot 50x100 on East 9th t7;
I have 1 lots, will sell either or both.
Owner. 414 apaiaing ping.
ROSE CITT PARK, on the hill, near Belu
mont, J620, half cash. 414 Lumbermens
bldg.
HAVE several lots, best beach resort; must
sell: sickness. Y 804. Qregonian.
GOOD lot for 1275; 100 feet off Alblna ave.
CHEAPEST lot in Ladd's Addition, near
Hawtnorne ave.; must ec. jj -ov.
a00 CORNER lot on East 17th and Pres
rott. Phone owner A 258.
liOO FOR 750 lot. 1 block from Woodlawn
schoolhouse. Phone Tabor 2982.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Rosa City Park lot O 822. Qregonian.
BUSINESS corner. IOOxSO, Alherta Ht. (car
line! i price 31"". Phone woodlawn 1307.
tirv.ivKri.A lots, on easy terms. John
son A Dodson, 622 Board of Trade bldg.
ARE TOU LOOKING FOR A HOMESITE?
11440 will buy you a large corner lot In
the very best district of Portland. This
Is a very slKhtly corner, lays well above
" grade, two blocks to car, one short block
to a beautiful city park; opposite corner
- sold for 12800: easy terms II desired, or
a further discount for cash. phone me
Monday. A 1515, after 8:30, at Woodlawn
" 2iU7. Mr. Delahunty.
LOTS 60x100. 1 and 2 blocks from eloctrio
carline. 30 to $175. less 15 per cent for
a few days; fine house and 4 lota to go
to someone. It may be yours, it belongs
to tract; terms $5 down and $1 per week.
J. W. HEFFERL1N REALTY CO..
203 Corbett Bldg.
Phonaa Marshall 28UD. A 4684.
1910 GOOD LAURELHURST BUY.
Only one left at this price, never again
will you -have a chance to secure a lot in
this beautiful addition at above price.
This lot Is only two blocks to car, one
block from beautiful Ladd Park; 91 will
' handle. Phone me Monday, A 1515. after
6:80 P. M. at Woodlawn. 2997. Mr.
Delahunty.
WEST SIDE VIEW LOT.
A fine view lot. right on car. on Vir
ginia st. near Miles; Fulton Park: ce
ment walk paid; price $1100, $600 cash; a
lot like this one on Portland Heights wouid
cost $10,000.
GRUSSI & ZADOW,
'317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER FOR HOMESITE
7300 square feet, faces south and east
high and sightly, near one of Portland's
fine parks. Price 3200. will sell for a
few daya for $28SO on easy terms or $220
for cash. F. E. Clements, A 1516, Mala
1003.
WILL sell two lots. 6B2-Sxll0. In best
part of Irvington. and take mortgage for
. full price If buyer will immediately build
good houses on same.
MORGAN. FLIEDNER & BOYCE,
503 Ablngton bldg.
TITLE & INVESTMENT COMPANY. INC..
OREGON CITY. OR.
Clackamas County lands and lots ab
stracted from the records; prices right
J ohn W. Loder. president
Lots $50. on 62d and W. Stark, on car
line; easy terms; greatest buy ever offered.
NATIONAL REALTY A TRUST CO.,
HAWTHORNE AVE. $5000, a beautiful and
sightly location for a home or flats. Owner,
812 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
For Sale Houses.
$7500.
New T-room house with large attlo,
hardwood floors, fireplace and furnace,
on lot 60x120. on Hawthorne ave.. Im
provements all In and paid; $2000 down,
balance terms; If you are looking for good
buvs or bargains In houses or bungalows,
O Bob Conklln, 1046 Hawthorne ave.. cor
ner of E. 35th St. Phone Tabor 808.
ROSE CITY PARK.
$500 down. $20 per month, handles 3
room bungalow, with concrete porch, full
basement fireplace, built-in writing desk,
bookcases, buffet. Dutch kitchen, dining
room, beamed and paneled; walls tinted,
oak floors; complete in every detail. See
owner. 680 East 60th st. Phone. Tabor
2620 .
WILLAMETTE BARGAIN.
nnnA tt-r-nnm hntlRA. PlectrlC llChtS. bS th
ate; una lot 60x100, 5 large bearing fruit
trees, line lawn, lots of roses, some nne
maple shade trees, Vi niocas iy
on St. Johns car; price $2350, 00 cash,
balance to suit
GKUSSI A ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
FOR SALE By owner, at rock bottom price,
$100 down, $30 per month, five-room mod
ern bungalow, short distance from car.
.vt. in t ho Mtv. Also short dis
tance from Mount Hood rajild transit line
where first station will be estaousneu,
through service. Call 008 McKay bldg..
Home Installment Co.. Marshall 2500.
STOP AND READ HOME.
B-room house, almost new, good barn,
chicken-house and yard, 40 bearing fruit
trees, 5 full lots, everything In the best
of condition: $1000 cash, bal. to suit 2
blocks St. Johns car.
DUBOIS & CROCKETT.
Room 3 Washington Bldg.
DO YOU WANT A HOME BUILT
Without money If you own the lot? Can
build and you make small monthly pay
ments, or will furniBh lot and build for
you: your terms are my terms.
BLANCHARD A CLEMSON. 6 6th St
WESTMORELAND BUNGALOW,
irt i nw modern 5-room bungalow.
hardwood floors, and all other modorn
conveniences, on a lot 50x100; price $3,150,
$730 cash, balance monthly.
GRUSSI A ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
WE have one modern, 6-room house and two
new, 4 -room bungalows which wo desire
to dispose of; we are closing out all our
real estate In Oregon; small cash pay
ment balance monthly.
TITLE INSURANCE & INVESTMENT CO.,
221 Commercial Club bldg.
A BARGAIN.
$11300 buys new $7000 two-flat building
of 5 and 6 rooms: walking distance; well
built; restricted district and on carline;
must sell promptly; cash preferred. Own
er, East 2259.
$3(50 FOR a fine Colonial built 6-room
house on Knott St., one block from car;
this Is a fine house with upper and lower
porches, only 20 minutes walk to tha
center of city; a snap at the price;
cash, balance terms.
BLANCHARD &. CLEMSON, 66 6th St
6-ROOM modern bungalows, new, high and
sightly location, all within one block of
carline. Prices from $2500 to $4500, cash
or terms. I also have cottages from $"00
to $2500, on terms. H. Benz, office E. 80tb
and Glisan sts. Tabor $087. M-V. car.
8-ROOM COTTAGE.
East 47th, south of Division: new, mod
ern, double walls, cement basement, sac
rifice price $2400. cash 141X1.
BRUBAKER & BENEDICT.
602 McKay Bldg.. 5th and Stark.
FOR SALE Mount Tabor, 4-room bunga
low; magnificent view; 50x133; chicken
house and shed; $2500: part cash. See
owner, 59 E. 07th st Take Mount Tabor
car. get off 68th at, walk 2 blocks north,
1 west, 1 north.
NEAR 49TH AND HOLGATE, $700.
Corner lot, 68x100, with large shack;
lot is a beauty and at small expense can
be made habitable; $100 cash. $16 month
ly Fred W. German, 329 Burnslde. M.
2776.
"EXCELLENT GOOD BUY IN A HOME.
$0000 H cash, balance 3 years 6 per
cent, for a fine corner with first-class
built fine 8-room residence; worth $8000,
will he sacrificed at this low price.
F FUCHS, 221 it Morrison St.
-to0 NEW, modern Qrroom cottage, Dutch
kitchen, all newly furnished, including
piano- 2 blocks from carline In fine dis
trict: part cash. This Is a snap. Palmer,
612 Couch bldg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Splendid new resi
dence. 13 rooms, see our ad under "New
Today" for description and price. Henry
C. prudhommo Co., owner. 906 Spalding
bldg. ,
"RESIDENCES AND FLATS FINANCED
I can save yoa money on your build
ing. Investigate my system; plans tree;
financed with tastern money.
Locke. 629 Henry Bldg.
COUNTRY HOME,
IMPROVED. 10 H ACRES.
Good house, barn and orchard.
8500 DOLLARS.
- C. C. ALFORD, WOODLAND, Wash.
ELEGANT bungalow, choicest part of Irv
ington; rich surroundings; Broadway and
Irvington car lines. Owner, A 778, Oregoni
an. f-ROOM modern house. Improved district,
ci0se to Laureihurst; leaving city; a bar
gain. House 923 E. Everett st Phone,
owner. Main 2791.
gAP New 6-room bungalow, exceptionally
'well built, fireplace, bookcases, linen
closet, wood elevator, good location, close
In. uwner mum ..m,.
"it Sir- A TTTlPTTt.
homes, elegantly finished, oak and ma
hogany; chotco locations. Irvington. C
1800. East 273. No agents. W. H. Herdman.
NEW, modern bungalow, lot 50x100, fire
place tinted walls, shades and fixtures
In gas and electricity; price $2800; easy
terms, r-nouo
FOR SALE at a bargain; my 10-room mod
ern homo in Portland Heights; good view;
lot 100x90. Phone Main 7285.
CUTEST "home at Seaside, 5 rooms, fur
nished, 100 feet from board-walk. Phone
East 1324.
6-ROOM house, close In; sale below value
for cash. Inauire at Jones' book store, 284
Oak t. . .
1292 EAST MORRISON ST. 80x100 feet,
with 4-room house and fruit trees. For
prlMi: Inquire at same; no agents.
Jogoo MODERN 6-room house, basement,
two lots, fruit or rent furnished. Apply
owner. 77 Oberlln st. Portsmouth.
FOR SALE! New 8-room house, lot 60x100,
in Nob mil. " . Jim".. tjwu-
er only, rrntnc cttoi. . -.
(3500 Portland Heights; pretty, modern 5-
room bungalow, furnished. J. W. Dan
iels, 456 Alder.
TWO lots and 2 houses, $1400. R 809, Ore-
mnln.
7C ICE "HOME, nine lots, fruit, good 8-room
house? close In. Tabor 1609.
HOUSE and 9 lots in Oswego, reasonable.
Call or write C. H. Elston. Oswego. Or.
HAWTHORN E-A V E. home; a bargain. 738
Hawthorne, corner 22d.
FIVE lots. 4-room house. 36th aud PrescoiL
Select your location and price Iroiti
this list and let us taks you to see the
house. fc
I6O00 Modern 8-room house on Last
Burnslde st. West 24th st, half cash;
this lot alone Is worth $4000.
$3500 New, swell b-room modern house.
Rossmere. near East 89th St., 1 block to
car. $1000 cash. . .
15000 New, modern 7-room house, hard
wood floors, near East 24th and Flanders.
$500 cash. . ,
$4500 Modern 7-room house, built ror a
home. East 19th, near Alberta car, ioOQ
a$3800 Modern, new. 7-room house, 40th.
near Brazee, Rossmere, $1000 cash.
J3000 Beautiful 8-room bungalow.
Kenilworth. Francis and 29th, $2600 cash;
$3000 Swell bungalow, furnished, and
modern, at Flrland Sta., Mount Scott car.
$300 cash.
$350O Fine 5-room bungalow. East 4Uthl
St., near Rose City Park car. $300 cash.
$1500 Very pretty 4-room cottage.
Council Crest, $300 cash: beautiful view.
to c fllRSON.
805 Gerllnger bldg.
GOING TO BUILD T
WE DESIGN ARTISTIC HOUSES AN"
MAKE NO CHARGES FOR PLANS
WE BUILD. IT WILL PAY TO SEE IS.
THERE IS A REASON. IF 1 0U Cm N
A LOT. WE WILL FINANCE THE RES I
DF.NCE OR APARTMKNT FOR, YOU.
OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR PRO
TECTION. L H. BAILEY A CO..
824 ABINGTON BLDG. . I
1-1 X T" TTIT'l.- .n.. T T llll L' tOKOA flflH.
lATliUlU. XlV.llt., i
10-room modern house, one corner los
75x100. with garage. In best location in i
Irvington; the house Is completely fur- .
nished in style that will please you anoS
every desirable feature Is Included; widow
asks $12,000, but must sell, and has given
us positive instructional to close this week;
make an offer; $2600 handles, balance easy
yearly payments. Eureka Realty Co., 6:.I-
528 Chamber of Commerce.
$300 CASH.
ROSE CITY PARK.
Buys 7-room beautiful view lot 60x100. '
improvements in and paid, full front and
back porch, built-in buffet and book
cases. Dutch kitchen, laundry trays, bath,
double plumbing, fireplace, furnace, solia
oak floors and mirror doors, etc.; $300
cash, balance $26 per month. National
Realty A Trust Co.. 826 Vk Wash, st, room,
516. .
$800 CASH. 6-room house, brand new. oale
floors, furnace, nreplace, shower and tub
baths, cement floor In basement, sleeping
porch inclosed In glass, laundry trays.
Dutch kitchen, etc.; full lot, 60x97, with
street work and cement walks paid; gas.
electricity; half block to car, 46th St.;
half block north of Sandy Road; Rose City
car 20 mlnutea" ride. Phone owner. East
1392.
A REAL BARGAIN.
My $6000 home, 10 rooms, modern. fo
$5750, Including fine Axminster carpets,
linoleum on bath and kitchen, full cement
basement, furnace and fireplace; lot oOX
100. terraced, improved streets, cement
sidewalks and curbs; fine locality, close
in, one block from Hawthorne; $3000
cash will handle It Phone East 4723. 3
805, Qregonian.
HOUSE.
$1500 Sacrifice In a modern 8-roomi
house, on East Burnslde, hard-surface
street, lot sightly, house has fireplace and
furnace and Is a home well worth $7000.
However, It must be sold at once at low
price of $5500: $2000 cash, balance long
time at 7 per cent
JOS. C. GIBSON,
305 Gerllnger bldg.
SMALL HOUSE AND BARN.
2 blocks St. Johns carline, 1H lots; all
in fine condition; price $750; $150 cash,
bal. to suit. Now rented for $9 per
month. Dubois & Crockett. Washington
j bidg. .
Acreage. ,
ACREAGE.
More than 4000 acres close to Portland
and cut Into 1. 2. 6. 10 and 20-acre tracts:
fine roads, all graded and in first-class
condition, in front of every tract: we hava
been 85 years in Willamette Valley and
15 years of this time In farm and acre
age business In Portland: we know the
soil: we make a specialty of close-in.
acreage and our 4000-acre platting is of
the most fertile soli in the state. See
crop of past year. You make the first
payment and the crops will do the rest;
pleasant employment and convenient to all
the advantages of Portland. The cheap
est acreage tracts around Portland, qual
ity and location considered and sold or
liberal terms; $125 to $300 per acre.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY.
Main 36. 102 4th St. A 3d00.
M E X I C O
Is the "WEST" of today; we have the
cream of it for colonization, and NOW
is the time to get in before the present
owners realize that they have the most
valuable land on earth.
Come In! We'll tell you about it
. ' n-n Tl 1 TT11 X
322 Lumbermen's bldg., 5th and Mark.
10 ACRES, a beautiful suburban homeslte,
fine view of Columbia River and Mt St.
Helens and Hood; located 1 mile from;
city limits, on O.-W. R. A N. road, on,
Buckley ave. and Columbia boulevard,
house, barn and all kinds berries and
family orchard: fine road; price $7500 if.
sold soon; other smaller tracts held at
1000 per acre. Phone C 1198 or call -52
Hamilton bldg.
A FINE 5-acre place, all in cultivation, first
class buildings, well painted, line water,
nice chicken-house, 1 mile from depot at
Newberg: close to good graded schools.. on
good road to city; price $1900; land ad
Joining this $600 to $800 per acre, no
buildings. Room 319 Commercial block,
cor. 2d and Washington.
S ACRES, near electric line, 15 miles from
Portland postofflce, near good country
town, R. F. D. route, excellent soil, all
cleared and ready for cultivation, fine
chicken ranch, vegetables, berries, etc.!
price only $1250. part cash, balance good,
terms. Owner, 203 Corbett bldg.
" " ACREAGE.
160 acres, 15 miles of Portland, on a
rood graveled road all the way- to it.
This can be cut up Into 5 and 10-acr
tracts and easily sold for $250 an acre;
0 acres in fine cultivation; price, $10u
an acre; easy terms. A 801, Qregonian.
- VIEW ACREAGE.
8 acres, near Council Crest, on station
of 4th st. electric, beautiful sightly tract
with fine barn, 2 small houses; price only
,u00 per ac &
817 Board of Trade Bldg- 4th and Oak.
CHOICE acreage, river frontage, and lots
and blocks at Risley Station, on Oregon,
City carline: also modern 6-room bun
aalow at Oak Grove; all on easy terms.
Call on H. G. Starkweather at Rlsler
Station. Phone Oak Grove, Black 17,
Postal address. Mllwaukle. R. F. P. No. L,
60 acres, 18 miles from Portland, neas
electric line, school, church and store, deep
rich sediment soil, nearly all cleared, R.
F D route; price $150 per acre. A to hi
cash balance terms. Owner 203 Corbett
building.
STATE land Is now selling at $7.50 per
acre' can sell you 160 acres 8 miles from
Klamath Falls at $6.50 per acre, $3.50 per
acre cash, balance one, two or three years;
state deed. Call 840 Chamber of Com
merce. Ask for Mr. Conway.
TFN'-ACRE tracts, unimproved, smooth and
tillable best soil, timber and running
water - '85 miles from Portland on county-road-
'best and cheapest on the market at
$35 an acre, part caah. Palmer, 512 Couchi
blds
OWNER of five acres timbered land close
to" city limits, rich soil, protected south
slope, warm and sunny once cleared will
rent for $70 per acre; need money, $1250
cash takes It Y 809. Oregonlan.
l5b ACRES state land. 3 miles from Klam
ath Falls If taken this week will sell
at $6 50 per acre, $3.60 per acre cash,
balance 1. 2 and 3 years. Ask for Mr,
Conway, 840 Chamber of Commerce. .
fn-v acres timber land on six-mile circle,
rich soli, south slope. $3000; will tnke run
about 5-passenger auto or light truck up
to $1000 as part payment; ownera only.
Y 810, Qregonian.
CHICKEN ranch, near Portland. 2 acres
easily cleared, best of soil, no rock or
crave! - 5 blocks from electric station,
S4-5 for whole tract, $50 cash. bal. $10
a month. Call 203 Corbett bldg.
' A SNAP.
A nice little acreage on eleetrle line,
close to depot and close to Portland. Kin.
Eev 6 tamp her, 631 Lumbar Exchange
bldg.
THE Bunnell tract at Oak Grove now for
sale- to to 40 acres; all in cultivation;
close to car. Prices and terms to suit
gee w, J. -rnresner, jiimituMc,
2 V, ACRES ana l-it acres, cumvuiea
very desirable, at Multnomah Station,' 5
miles out; plank walk to acreage. Phone
East 47 as.
FOR SALE 21 acres, 5 Improved, good
buildings 20 miles from Portland, 2 north,
Hillsboro. Address R. F. D. 1, Box 6,
Hillsboro. Or
TEN ACRES, $10,500; city limits, adjoins
Montavllla. Charleston & Co., 411 Com
mercial bldg. ,
10 ACRES house, barn, 1 mile from elec
. trie depot. 8 miles from Portland. Terms.
Owner. Mrs. L. Roberts. Beaverton, Or.-
18 ACRES.
Choice celery land, runnnlng water,
near Beaverton. By Owner, B 2406.
Business Property.
FOR SALE 3-story apartment-house, up
per Washington st. location; paying 11
per cent on $18,000 investment iuiiull
owner. 61 BoUchlla blu . J)